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What's your thoughts as a longtime shareholder has your confidence in BRN grown over the last couple of years?
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Eric McLaughlin on LinkedIn: #virtualreality #oculusquest #13thgen #vr #accesspoint #iamintel #wifi…
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Interesting lecture here presented by Dr Heinrihc Gotzig explaining how the Valeo radars work. He appears to be one of the experts at Valeo.
Even though the brainchip website lists that we are "trusted by" valeo, I'm always very pessimistic until I see it written in concrete! For all I know, they could be trusting us in a research capacity rather than using brainchip in their products. Nonetheless, I'm very hopeful!!
Throughout the lecture he mainly refers to CNN's. But at around the 47.15 minute mark, he does refer to Spiking Neural Networks, but only that he is currently running a separate PHD on it. Interesting comment, but couldnt find anything in the video giving away that they are using akida.
He's also written the following research paper on spiking neural networks.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1903.02080v1.pdf
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1903.02080v1.pdf
Boab
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Perhaps these huge screens/dashboards will disappear due to safety concerns??
The BMW boss made the comments as the German car-maker unveiled a potential solution to the problem – a full-width head-up display system which extends across the the windscreen.
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The BMW boss made the comments as the German car-maker unveiled a potential solution to the problem – a full-width head-up display system which extends across the the windscreen.
Big infotainment screens in cars won't last – BMW boss predicts safety backlash
The global boss of BMW believes giant in-car infotainment screens could disappear within a decade due to their potential to distract drivers.
TheDrooben
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Cyber-Neuro RT: Real-time Neuromorphic Cybersecurity
Cyber-Neuro RT: Real-time Neuromorphic Cybersecurity
High throughput environments, such as those found in high performance computing (HPC) clusters, run at substantially greater scales than standard busi…
Comparison study between Loihi and Akida..............no wonder Intel moved on from Loihi and agreed to bring Akida into their IFS
Larry
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I wish I could paint like Vincent
After further thought......if we can move to full autonomy we can keep the big screens as we can look away.Perhaps these huge screens/dashboards will disappear due to safety concerns??
The BMW boss made the comments as the German car-maker unveiled a potential solution to the problem – a full-width head-up display system which extends across the the windscreen.
Big infotainment screens in cars won't last – BMW boss predicts safety backlash
The global boss of BMW believes giant in-car infotainment screens could disappear within a decade due to their potential to distract drivers.
JDelekto
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Like others here, I cringe when people use a certain tact of advertising Akida either on social media or other forums, especially when the attempt is under the guise of a naive question.
What I do recommend, for those who frequent sites like LinkedIn, is to add emotes/likes to BrainChip announcements.
Likewise, if one sees an employee, partner, or even competitor from another company providing positive words or praise for BrainChip's technology, I would recommend giving that positive feedback as well.
Hi Larry,Cyber-Neuro RT: Real-time Neuromorphic Cybersecurity
Cyber-Neuro RT: Real-time Neuromorphic Cybersecurity
High throughput environments, such as those found in high performance computing (HPC) clusters, run at substantially greater scales than standard busi…reader.elsevier.com
Comparison study between Loihi and Akida..............no wonder Intel moved on from Loihi and agreed to bring Akida into their IFS
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Larry
I don't think the times really tell us much.
The test was done using the Akida ADE simulation software:
"3.3. Intel Loihi and BrainChip Akida
The 10-layer deep learning network was converted into formats compatible with Intel and BrainChip. In both cases, precision of the weights was varied to see how it affected model size and accuracy. Timing results were also produced.
For Intel, we accessed Loihi (Nahuku32) chips via the cloud and NxSDK 1.0;
for BrainChip, we simulated the chips on CPU via their hardware abstraction layer. Timing results are not comparable because CPU or GPU simulations are much faster than running on neuromorphic hardware."
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"Due to this constraint, our experiments were conducted using Intel’s cloud environment and the stand-alone simulation environment for Akida. There are drastic differences between software simulation and hardware and we intend to study those further."
However, this does explain something else. I saw a quote a couple of weeks ago which referred to 8-bit akida, and, as we all know, Akida only has 4 bits. However, apparently when using the Akida simulator, you can choose 8 bits.
"For BrainChip, accuracy also increased with precision; maximum accuracy was 82.5% at 8 bits and 66.8% at 4 bits. The 8-bit model produced results in 1.23 seconds, the 4-bit model in 1.20 seconds. Time was significantly higher than the full precision model but that is to be expected as neuromorphic hardware is being simulated whereas the full precision model does not have this constraint. Going forward, we hope to tune the BrainChip model to increase its accuracy and time its operation in hardware, not just CPU simulation."
Loihi was done on a hardware cloud-based processor, while Akida was the MetaTF Akida simulation software, so the loihi time is distorted by the internet delay, while the Akida time derives from a software implementation.
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Thanks mate
I do my best
I'm sorry that's your best
Keep on trying, you'll make it one day ❤
Mt09
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Intel’s reply lol.
Hello, @DavidMorris
Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities.
For more updates and information about Loihi 2, we recommend you to visit our Intel Newsroom and stay tuned with this portal: Intel Advances Neuromorphic with Loihi 2, New Lava Software Framework and New Partners.
Regarding Akida's subject, since this product was not designed by Intel, we recommend you to contact Akida's Developer for more inquiries.
Best regards,
Jocelyn M.
Intel Customer Support Technician.
Hello, @DavidMorris
Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities.
For more updates and information about Loihi 2, we recommend you to visit our Intel Newsroom and stay tuned with this portal: Intel Advances Neuromorphic with Loihi 2, New Lava Software Framework and New Partners.
Regarding Akida's subject, since this product was not designed by Intel, we recommend you to contact Akida's Developer for more inquiries.
Best regards,
Jocelyn M.
Intel Customer Support Technician.
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At least that was a professional reply.
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Top 17 ETFs with AU:BRN / BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX)
Top 17 ETFs with AU:BRN / BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX)
TheDrooben
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Here’s something to think about after some posts yesterday. IniVation CEO ,Kynen Eng, talks about their new tech. This was from yesterday. There’s no mention of SynSense in this article but instead refers to a new technology and working with different AI technologies. Is it remotely possible iniVation has followed Prophesee and now using Brainchip?
Compared to IniVation's previous technology: Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS) which could only normally output pixel-level change events, Aeveon, using its new Adaptive Event Vision technology, is able to combine ultra-high speed event-based sensing to perform high HDR frame-based output and on-sensor compression that reduces output bandwidth requirements.
For autonomous vehicles and robotics, the company is working with different AI technologies that are compatible with the sensors. Eng said IniVation's mission is to make sure that the AI system receives data from the new sensor as fast as possible,
IniVation new ultra-high speed camera sensors make autonomous driving safer, says CEO Kynan Eng
IniVation, a Switzerland-based vision sensor and software company, introduced its latest high-performance neuromorphic vision sensor technology, Aeveon, at CES 2023. While the biology-inspired vision technology has many applications in highly specialized niche fields, particularly industrial...
www.digitimes.com
Compared to IniVation's previous technology: Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS) which could only normally output pixel-level change events, Aeveon, using its new Adaptive Event Vision technology, is able to combine ultra-high speed event-based sensing to perform high HDR frame-based output and on-sensor compression that reduces output bandwidth requirements.
For autonomous vehicles and robotics, the company is working with different AI technologies that are compatible with the sensors. Eng said IniVation's mission is to make sure that the AI system receives data from the new sensor as fast as possible,
Not to worry - remember that the silicon Akida performed better than expected.
AusEire
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My thoughts.............What's your thoughts as a longtime shareholder has your confidence in BRN grown over the last couple of years?
But seriously as a longtime shareholder (I can call myself that now! 2+Yrs) I've never been so sure on anything.
Brainchip will succeed. It will take time though.
Don't worry about the short-term sp movements.
They are ticking all the boxes.
Now back to the wine!
Akida Ballista baby
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